Fall TV 2017: All the new network shows debuting this season

Check out previews of every new TV show debuting on networks during the fall 2017-2018 season.

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Take a look at every network TV show making its debut during the 2017-2018 fall season. Gallery by Clint Davis (Twitter-@MrClintDavis) / Scripps.

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ROSEANNE (ABC) — Slot: Midseason 2018 — This eight-episode reboot of the original, beloved series reunites the original cast of "Roseanne," including Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Sara Gilbert and Lecy Goranson, the original Becky. In an interesting twist, Goranson's replacement Sarah Chalke will also have a role on the new series.

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THE MAYOR (ABC) — Slot: Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. — Produced by "Hamilton" star Daveed Diggs, this show follows an aspiring California rapper who runs for mayor of his hometown in hopes to raise the profile of his musical career. But when he wins the election, he's forced to focus on improving his city.

THE GOOD DOCTOR (ABC) — Slot: Mondays at 10 p.m. — Starring "Bates Motel's" Freddie Highmore, this medical drama follows a young surgeon who has autism. The show was co-created by "Lost" actor Daniel Dae Kim and is based on a South Korean series.

DANCING WITH THE STARS JUNIOR (ABC) — Debut: Spring 2018 — Famous kids and children of celebrities will dance with professional junior ballroom dancers in this spinoff of ABC's popular ballroom dancing competition show.

DECEPTION (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — A famous magician uses his skills as an illusionist to help the FBI catch elusive criminals after his career is ruined by scandal. This show, starring Jack Cutmore-Scott, is from the co-creator of "Chuck" and a consultant from "Now You See Me."

AMERICAN IDOL (ABC) — Slot: TBA — ABC's revival of Fox's groundbreaking "American Idol" is set to debut in the 2017-2018 TV season. Ryan Seacrest will return as host and Katy Perry has been announced as a judge but further details have not been revealed. Rumors place Lionel Richie, Luke Bryan and Charlie Puth as other possible judges.

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THE BACHELOR WINTER GAMES (ABC) — Debut: February 2018— This mashup of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" unites past contestants of both shows to compete in sports at a luxurious winter resort.

ALEX, INC. (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy, produced by and starring Zach Braff, follows a man who suddenly quits his radio job and starts his own company. The show was inspired by the podcast "StartUp."

UNTITLED 'GREY'S ANATOMY' SPINOFF (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This spinoff of ABC's popular "Grey's Anaomy" will be set in a Seattle firehouse, rather than a hospital. The cast has not been announced.

KEVIN (PROBABLY) SAVES THE WORLD (ABC) — Slot: Tuesdays at 10 p.m. — "Parenthood" actor Jason Ritter stars as a selfish guy who is suddenly tasked with saving the world. The network describes the show as a light drama.

FOR THE PEOPLE (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — The latest drama from Shondaland ("Grey's Anatomy," "How to Get Away with Murder"), this legal show follows attorneys in a New York federal court dubbed "The Mother Court." The show stars Ben Rappaport and Susannah Flood and comes from a writer-producer of Shondaland's "Scandal."

MARVEL'S INHUMANS (ABC) — Slot: Fridays at 9 p.m. — This series, based on the Marvel comic book series "Inhumans," follows the Inhuman Royal Family, which includes characters like Black Bolt, Medusa and Maximus. It stars Anson Mount, Iwan Rheon and Serinda Swan. Legendary comics writer Jeph Loeb will be an executive producer.

THE CROSSING (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Steve Zahn stars as a small-town cop in this drama that follows a mysterious surge of refugees into his fishing town. The refugees appear to be fleeing from a war that hasn't happened yet. Cast includes Natalie Martinez and Sandrine Holt.

SPLITTING UP TOGETHER (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This family comedy stars "The Office's" Jenna Fischer and "Scream Queens" actor Oliver Hudson as a couple in the midst of a divorce. The show is based on a Danish sitcom and will be produced by Ellen DeGeneres.

STAR TREK: DISCOVERY (CBS) — Debut: Sept. 24, 2017 — The first new "Star Trek" series since "Star Trek: Enterprise" wrapped in 2005, "Discovery" will air on CBS's streaming network CBS All Access. But the first episode, a two-part pilot, will debut on CBS television this September. The show stars Sonequa Martin-Green as Michael Burnham, a human who was raised as a Vulcan.

YOUNG SHELDON (CBS) — Slot: Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. — This prequel to "The Big Bang Theory" follows the show's breakout character Sheldon Cooper as a 9-year-old budding genius. The show stars Iain Armitage as the young Sheldon and its cast also includes Annie Potts ("Ghostbusters"). Jim Parsons will provide some voiceover for the series.

SEAL TEAM (CBS) — Slot: Wednesdays at 9 p.m. — This military drama follows the lives of an elite group of Navy SEALs. The show stars David Boreanaz ("Angel," "Bones") and Jessica Pare ("Mad Men") in an ensemble cast. It was created by "Justified" producer Benjamin Cavell.

9JKL (CBS) — Slot: Mondays at 8:30 p.m. — This family sitcom is based on the real life of star and creator Mark Feuerstein. He plays a newly divorced actor who moves into an apartment sandwiched between his parents and brother. Acting veterans Linda Lavin and Elliott Gould co-star.

ME, MYSELF & I (CBS) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — This experimental comedy stars three actors as one character, showing three important periods of his life. The character is shown as a 14-year-old boy, a 40-year-old man and a 65-year-old man. It stars "SNL" veteran Bobby Moynihan as the middle-aged version of the main character.

INSTINCT (CBS) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — "The Good Wife's" Alan Cumming stars in this crime drama as a retired CIA operative who helps the NYPD track down a serial killer.

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BY THE BOOK (CBS) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy follows a New York man who decides to literally live his life by the rules of the Bible. The show stars "The Real O'Neals" actor Jay R. Ferguson and is based on A.J. Jacobs's book "The Year of Living Biblically."

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BLACK LIGHTNING (The CW) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — The CW's latest DC Comics TV series, "Black Lightning" follows a father of two girls who works as a high school principal and also happens to be a superhero. He's been hiding his powers to control electricity since he became a family man but may have to start using them again.

WISDOM OF THE CROWD (CBS) — Slot: Sundays at 8 p.m. — Jeremy Piven, Richard T. Jones and Monica Potter lead the cast of this drama about a tech innovator who revolutionizes detective work through a crowdsourcing app he creates.

VALOR (The CW) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — This military drama follows two U.S. Army helicopter pilots who survive a failed mission in Somalia, about which there are secrets to uncover. The show stars Christina Ochoa ("Animal Kingdom") and Matt Barr ("Sleepy Hollow").

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DYNASTY (The CW) — Slot: Wednesdays at 9 p.m. — This reboot of the 1980s classic "Dynasty" follows the power struggle inside a rich family for control over its global energy corporation. The show stars Elizabeth Gillies and "Melrose Place" actor Grant Show, among an ensemble cast.

CW

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LIFE SENTENCE (The CW) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale leads this comedy about a girl who lives life to its fullest because she's dying of cancer ... until she's cured. The series is about her character adapting to life now that people no longer treat her as a person with limited time on Earth.

GHOSTED (Fox) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — Adam Scott and Craig Robinson co-star in this comedy as paranormal investigators who investigate ghost sightings in Los Angeles. The pair have a Mulder-and-Scully type dynamic as one is a believer and the other a skeptic.

Fox

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SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO (Fox) — Slot: TBA — Fox is bringing back the classic "Showtime at the Apollo" talent show as a weekly series. Steve Harvey will host the show, which is set to debut during the 2017-2018 season.

Fox

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THE GIFTED (Fox) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — This series, set in the X-Men universe, follows a family whose kids begin showing mutant powers. The show's cast includes "True Blood" star Stephen Moyer and is produced by "X-Men" director Bryan Singer.

Fox

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LA TO VEGAS (Fox) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy follows the crew and passengers of a weekly flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, who all hope to hit the jackpot. The ensemble cast includes Dylan McDermott, Ed Weeks and Kim Matula.

Fox

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THE ORVILLE (Fox) — Slot: Thursdays at 9 p.m. — This live-action show from "Family Guys" creator Seth MacFarlane is a sci-fi comedy set on a spaceship traveling the galaxy in the 25th century. The pilot episode was directed by "Iron Man" director Jon Favreau.

Fox

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A.P. BIO (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Lorne Michaels and Seth Meyers will produce this comedy about a philosophy scholar who misses out on his dream job, leaving him to teach advanced-placement biology to high school kids. The cast includes Glenn Howerton, Patton Oswalt and Vanessa Bayer.

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GENIUS JUNIOR (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Neil Patrick Harris will host this game show that tests some of the smartest kids in America in subjects like logic, math and spelling. The winners will take home a life-changing prize, according to NBC.

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CHAMPIONS (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy follows two brothers whose lives, which are dominated by women and working out, are interrupted when one suddenly finds out they have a child. Mindy Kaling is a co-writer and executive producer.

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ELLEN'S GAME OF GAMES (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This game show will take some of the most popular games played by contestants on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and combine them into one program.

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THE RESIDENT (Fox) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This medical drama follows the relationship between a senior resident and a young doctor at a hospital. The show's cast includes "Gilmore Girls" actor Matt Czuchry, Emily VanCamp and veteran Bruce Greenwood.

RISE (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This drama, based on a true story, follows a teacher in a working-class town who takes charge of his school's lackluster theater department and tries to turn it into something great. The show co-stars Josh Radnor and Rosie Perez and was created by a writer of "Parenthood" and "Friday Night Lights."

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

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REVERIE (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This thriller follows an ex-hostage negotiator who is tasked with bringing people out of an elaborate virtual-reality program that lets people live their dreams. Dennis Haysbert and Sarah Shahi co-star.

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

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GOOD GIRLS (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Mae Whitman ("Parenthood") and Retta ("Parks and Recreation") co-star in this comedy about suburban moms who decide to rob a local supermarket but find a clean break is tougher than they'd expected.

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

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THE AWESOME SHOW (NBC) — Slot: Midseason 2018 — Chris Hardwick will host and produce this nonfiction series that looks at scientific and technological innovations that may shape our future. The series is co-produced by Mark Burnett.

NBC

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THE HANDMADE PROJECT (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman will co-host this competition show that features crafty contestants making DIY projects.

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

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THE BRAVE (NBC) — Slot: Mondays at 10 p.m. — This military drama follows a team of American Special Ops troops. The team works to carry out dangerous missions around the world. The ensemble cast includes Anne Heche and Tate Ellington ("Shameless").

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

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WILL AND GRACE (NBC) — Slot: Thursdays at 9 p.m. — The cast of NBC's beloved comedy reunites for 12 new episodes this fall. The original writers and director are back on board as well.

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

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Take a look at every network TV show making its debut during the 2017-2018 fall season. Gallery by Clint Davis (Twitter-@MrClintDavis) / Scripps.

CW; NBC; Fox; CBS

ROSEANNE (ABC) — Slot: Midseason 2018 — This eight-episode reboot of the original, beloved series reunites the original cast of "Roseanne," including Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Sara Gilbert and Lecy Goranson, the original Becky. In an interesting twist, Goranson's replacement Sarah Chalke will also have a role on the new series.

ABC

THE MAYOR (ABC) — Slot: Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. — Produced by "Hamilton" star Daveed Diggs, this show follows an aspiring California rapper who runs for mayor of his hometown in hopes to raise the profile of his musical career. But when he wins the election, he's forced to focus on improving his city.

THE GOOD DOCTOR (ABC) — Slot: Mondays at 10 p.m. — Starring "Bates Motel's" Freddie Highmore, this medical drama follows a young surgeon who has autism. The show was co-created by "Lost" actor Daniel Dae Kim and is based on a South Korean series.

DANCING WITH THE STARS JUNIOR (ABC) — Debut: Spring 2018 — Famous kids and children of celebrities will dance with professional junior ballroom dancers in this spinoff of ABC's popular ballroom dancing competition show.

DECEPTION (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — A famous magician uses his skills as an illusionist to help the FBI catch elusive criminals after his career is ruined by scandal. This show, starring Jack Cutmore-Scott, is from the co-creator of "Chuck" and a consultant from "Now You See Me."

AMERICAN IDOL (ABC) — Slot: TBA — ABC's revival of Fox's groundbreaking "American Idol" is set to debut in the 2017-2018 TV season. Ryan Seacrest will return as host and Katy Perry has been announced as a judge but further details have not been revealed. Rumors place Lionel Richie, Luke Bryan and Charlie Puth as other possible judges.

Photo By: Bryan Steffy

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THE BACHELOR WINTER GAMES (ABC) — Debut: February 2018— This mashup of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" unites past contestants of both shows to compete in sports at a luxurious winter resort.

ALEX, INC. (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy, produced by and starring Zach Braff, follows a man who suddenly quits his radio job and starts his own company. The show was inspired by the podcast "StartUp."

UNTITLED 'GREY'S ANATOMY' SPINOFF (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This spinoff of ABC's popular "Grey's Anaomy" will be set in a Seattle firehouse, rather than a hospital. The cast has not been announced.

KEVIN (PROBABLY) SAVES THE WORLD (ABC) — Slot: Tuesdays at 10 p.m. — "Parenthood" actor Jason Ritter stars as a selfish guy who is suddenly tasked with saving the world. The network describes the show as a light drama.

FOR THE PEOPLE (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — The latest drama from Shondaland ("Grey's Anatomy," "How to Get Away with Murder"), this legal show follows attorneys in a New York federal court dubbed "The Mother Court." The show stars Ben Rappaport and Susannah Flood and comes from a writer-producer of Shondaland's "Scandal."

MARVEL'S INHUMANS (ABC) — Slot: Fridays at 9 p.m. — This series, based on the Marvel comic book series "Inhumans," follows the Inhuman Royal Family, which includes characters like Black Bolt, Medusa and Maximus. It stars Anson Mount, Iwan Rheon and Serinda Swan. Legendary comics writer Jeph Loeb will be an executive producer.

THE CROSSING (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Steve Zahn stars as a small-town cop in this drama that follows a mysterious surge of refugees into his fishing town. The refugees appear to be fleeing from a war that hasn't happened yet. Cast includes Natalie Martinez and Sandrine Holt.

SPLITTING UP TOGETHER (ABC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This family comedy stars "The Office's" Jenna Fischer and "Scream Queens" actor Oliver Hudson as a couple in the midst of a divorce. The show is based on a Danish sitcom and will be produced by Ellen DeGeneres.

STAR TREK: DISCOVERY (CBS) — Debut: Sept. 24, 2017 — The first new "Star Trek" series since "Star Trek: Enterprise" wrapped in 2005, "Discovery" will air on CBS's streaming network CBS All Access. But the first episode, a two-part pilot, will debut on CBS television this September. The show stars Sonequa Martin-Green as Michael Burnham, a human who was raised as a Vulcan.

YOUNG SHELDON (CBS) — Slot: Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. — This prequel to "The Big Bang Theory" follows the show's breakout character Sheldon Cooper as a 9-year-old budding genius. The show stars Iain Armitage as the young Sheldon and its cast also includes Annie Potts ("Ghostbusters"). Jim Parsons will provide some voiceover for the series.

SEAL TEAM (CBS) — Slot: Wednesdays at 9 p.m. — This military drama follows the lives of an elite group of Navy SEALs. The show stars David Boreanaz ("Angel," "Bones") and Jessica Pare ("Mad Men") in an ensemble cast. It was created by "Justified" producer Benjamin Cavell.

9JKL (CBS) — Slot: Mondays at 8:30 p.m. — This family sitcom is based on the real life of star and creator Mark Feuerstein. He plays a newly divorced actor who moves into an apartment sandwiched between his parents and brother. Acting veterans Linda Lavin and Elliott Gould co-star.

ME, MYSELF & I (CBS) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — This experimental comedy stars three actors as one character, showing three important periods of his life. The character is shown as a 14-year-old boy, a 40-year-old man and a 65-year-old man. It stars "SNL" veteran Bobby Moynihan as the middle-aged version of the main character.

INSTINCT (CBS) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — "The Good Wife's" Alan Cumming stars in this crime drama as a retired CIA operative who helps the NYPD track down a serial killer.

Photo By: Dave Kotinsky

Copyright Getty Images

BY THE BOOK (CBS) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy follows a New York man who decides to literally live his life by the rules of the Bible. The show stars "The Real O'Neals" actor Jay R. Ferguson and is based on A.J. Jacobs's book "The Year of Living Biblically."

Photo By: Charley Gallay

Image copyright 2016 Getty Images. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

BLACK LIGHTNING (The CW) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — The CW's latest DC Comics TV series, "Black Lightning" follows a father of two girls who works as a high school principal and also happens to be a superhero. He's been hiding his powers to control electricity since he became a family man but may have to start using them again.

WISDOM OF THE CROWD (CBS) — Slot: Sundays at 8 p.m. — Jeremy Piven, Richard T. Jones and Monica Potter lead the cast of this drama about a tech innovator who revolutionizes detective work through a crowdsourcing app he creates.

VALOR (The CW) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — This military drama follows two U.S. Army helicopter pilots who survive a failed mission in Somalia, about which there are secrets to uncover. The show stars Christina Ochoa ("Animal Kingdom") and Matt Barr ("Sleepy Hollow").

CW

DYNASTY (The CW) — Slot: Wednesdays at 9 p.m. — This reboot of the 1980s classic "Dynasty" follows the power struggle inside a rich family for control over its global energy corporation. The show stars Elizabeth Gillies and "Melrose Place" actor Grant Show, among an ensemble cast.

CW

LIFE SENTENCE (The CW) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — "Pretty Little Liars" star Lucy Hale leads this comedy about a girl who lives life to its fullest because she's dying of cancer ... until she's cured. The series is about her character adapting to life now that people no longer treat her as a person with limited time on Earth.

GHOSTED (Fox) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — Adam Scott and Craig Robinson co-star in this comedy as paranormal investigators who investigate ghost sightings in Los Angeles. The pair have a Mulder-and-Scully type dynamic as one is a believer and the other a skeptic.

Fox

SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO (Fox) — Slot: TBA — Fox is bringing back the classic "Showtime at the Apollo" talent show as a weekly series. Steve Harvey will host the show, which is set to debut during the 2017-2018 season.

Fox

THE GIFTED (Fox) — Slot: Mondays at 9 p.m. — This series, set in the X-Men universe, follows a family whose kids begin showing mutant powers. The show's cast includes "True Blood" star Stephen Moyer and is produced by "X-Men" director Bryan Singer.

Fox

LA TO VEGAS (Fox) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy follows the crew and passengers of a weekly flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, who all hope to hit the jackpot. The ensemble cast includes Dylan McDermott, Ed Weeks and Kim Matula.

Fox

THE ORVILLE (Fox) — Slot: Thursdays at 9 p.m. — This live-action show from "Family Guys" creator Seth MacFarlane is a sci-fi comedy set on a spaceship traveling the galaxy in the 25th century. The pilot episode was directed by "Iron Man" director Jon Favreau.

Fox

A.P. BIO (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Lorne Michaels and Seth Meyers will produce this comedy about a philosophy scholar who misses out on his dream job, leaving him to teach advanced-placement biology to high school kids. The cast includes Glenn Howerton, Patton Oswalt and Vanessa Bayer.

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

GENIUS JUNIOR (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Neil Patrick Harris will host this game show that tests some of the smartest kids in America in subjects like logic, math and spelling. The winners will take home a life-changing prize, according to NBC.

Photo By: Theo Wargo

Image copyright 2017 Getty Images. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

CHAMPIONS (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This comedy follows two brothers whose lives, which are dominated by women and working out, are interrupted when one suddenly finds out they have a child. Mindy Kaling is a co-writer and executive producer.

Photo By: NBC

2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

ELLEN'S GAME OF GAMES (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This game show will take some of the most popular games played by contestants on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and combine them into one program.

Photo By: Kevork Djansezian

Image copyright 2017 Getty Images. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

THE RESIDENT (Fox) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This medical drama follows the relationship between a senior resident and a young doctor at a hospital. The show's cast includes "Gilmore Girls" actor Matt Czuchry, Emily VanCamp and veteran Bruce Greenwood.

RISE (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This drama, based on a true story, follows a teacher in a working-class town who takes charge of his school's lackluster theater department and tries to turn it into something great. The show co-stars Josh Radnor and Rosie Perez and was created by a writer of "Parenthood" and "Friday Night Lights."

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

REVERIE (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — This thriller follows an ex-hostage negotiator who is tasked with bringing people out of an elaborate virtual-reality program that lets people live their dreams. Dennis Haysbert and Sarah Shahi co-star.

Photo By: NBC

2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

GOOD GIRLS (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Mae Whitman ("Parenthood") and Retta ("Parks and Recreation") co-star in this comedy about suburban moms who decide to rob a local supermarket but find a clean break is tougher than they'd expected.

Photo By: NBC

2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

THE AWESOME SHOW (NBC) — Slot: Midseason 2018 — Chris Hardwick will host and produce this nonfiction series that looks at scientific and technological innovations that may shape our future. The series is co-produced by Mark Burnett.

NBC

THE HANDMADE PROJECT (NBC) — Slot: Midseason Replacement — Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman will co-host this competition show that features crafty contestants making DIY projects.

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2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

THE BRAVE (NBC) — Slot: Mondays at 10 p.m. — This military drama follows a team of American Special Ops troops. The team works to carry out dangerous missions around the world. The ensemble cast includes Anne Heche and Tate Ellington ("Shameless").

Photo By: NBC

2017 NBCUniversal Media, LLC

WILL AND GRACE (NBC) — Slot: Thursdays at 9 p.m. — The cast of NBC's beloved comedy reunites for 12 new episodes this fall. The original writers and director are back on board as well.